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Angie Henderson District 34 Councilwoman

As your councilperson, I pledge to

 

  • Be accessible and responsive. I will listen to your concerns, and we will find solutions to your problems.
  • Be informed and keep you informed. I will be consistent in my research and communication.
  • Be detail oriented and see the big picture. I will keep a close watch on and actively participate in discussions and decisions that have an impact on District 34.
  • Be engaged and encourage good ideas. I will organize conversations and collaborations that help the residents of District 34.
  • Be a strong voice for all the people of Green Hills, Oak Hill, Forest Hills, and Bellevue. I will never hesitate to speak up on behalf of neighborhood residents.

Meet Angie

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  • My FY2021 Budget Vote

    At 4:15 a.m. on June 17th, the Council finished its all-night meeting addressing the 2020-2021 budget and companion tax levy. The budget passed by a vote of 32-8 and raised property taxes by 33.8% This means that for residents in the General Services District (GSD), taxes will increase by $1.033 per $100 of assessed value, and for residents in the Urban Services District (USD), taxes will increase by $1.066, per $100 of assessed value. 57% of District 34 properties are … read more

  • Homes Not Hotels

    I sent the following letter to the Metro Council this morning as we contemplate the final meeting of our term with several controversial bills before us, including BL2019-1633, which attempts to address 24/7 mini-hotels in residential zoning, but as currently drafted creates as many problems as it purports to solve. I have a compromise, “second substitute” bill that I hope colleagues will consider seriously. Dear Colleagues, I cannot believe how swiftly four years have passed. It has been an honor … read more